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whatever happened to Rick Turk, 1999 CIF-SS Division V 103-pound wrestling champion out of Rim of the World High School.
There is no denying the impact Tommy Lasorda has had on baseball in Southern California, regardless of what team a fan may root for. While more known for his years with the Dodgers, Lasorda has also been associated with other levels, including managing an Olympic gold-medal winning team.
Lasorda has been a frequent visitor to both Rancho Cucamonga and San Bernardino, as each city has hosted a Dodgers affiliate. His appearance boosts the attendance for sure.
He's been a pitchman for a local car dealer and also assisted the drive for local control of Ontario International Airport.
On March 28, he will manage a Dodgers split-squad team at the Epicenter in an exhibition game against the Quakes. While many of the biggest Dodgers names will be playing the Angels in Anaheim, Lasorda will direct some big leaguers and some future stars of the team.
It's also an opportunity for both the City of Rancho Cucamonga and the County of San Bernardino to honor the legacy of the 85-year-old. On what should be "Tommy Lasorda Night," both governing bodies should present him with plaques recognizing his contributions. ...
During the past prep football season, both Redlands and San Dimas were the winners in their annual Smudge Pot contests. They better keep them under lock and key as area farmers battle the freezing elements.
San Dimas opened the season with a 37-36 win over rival Bonita at Citrus College and Redlands beat crosstown rival Redlands East Valley, 41-37, for possession of the smudge pot, a unique Southern California farming aid. ...
Redlands resident and horse owner Lisa Rehburg scored another thoroughbred racing victory at Sunland Park in New Mexico with On Down The Road in the Albert Dominguez Memorial on Dec. 30.
But the biggest news in the house belonged to husband Jeff Blake. His 7-year-old horse, Rainbow Goose, scored a 12-length claiming race victory on Dec. 28 at Sunland Park while going off at 13-1 odds. Not a bad payday.
On Down the Road won $51,000 for the three-quarters of a length win over Attitude E Racer for trainer Joel Marr. ...
Ed Kearby, former Fontana High School and San Bernardino Valley College head basketball coach and current assistant principal at Kaiser, wrote in to set the record straight on his friend Doug Stockham, one of the area's iconic prep basketball coaches.
"Doug Stockham's Kiwanis Tournament legacy is that he has never finished second in the tournament," said Kearby, who started his coaching career under Stockham at San Gorgonio. "He has been in the finals (as a head coach or an assistant), eight times and is 8-0.
"As a head coach, I believe he won it twice at Ramona, three times at San Gorgonio and, as an assistant, two times at Summit and last month with Beaumont."
While athletic director at Summit, Kearby talked Stockham into assisting head coach Steve Hickey, one of Kearby's former players. ...
Crystal ball time for the NFL, having forgotten the original selections for quite a few months now:
We like the Ravens to keep winning for the retiring Ray Lewis while traveling to face the Patriots in the AFC finals. As for the NFC, we'll stick with grandson Louis Bryan Brewster's favorite team, the 49ers. ...
Cal Poly Pomona's baseball program is gearing up for a special weekend later this month that will commemorate the 30-year anniversary of the Broncos winning the 1983 NCAA Division II baseball title.
On Jan. 25, there's the golf tourney at Western Hills Country Club in Chino Hills. Angels slugger Mark Trumbo is scheduled to play along with Mickey Hatcher and Marcel Lachemann.
The tourney will start at 10 a.m. There's a $90 fee for golf, $50 for dinner. CPP assistant baseball coach Bret Lachemann is the contact man at 909-869-2774.
The next day, it's the annual alumni baseball game at Scolinos Field, named after the late John Scolinos, very much alive when the Broncos won the title. ...
From the voice mail: "How dare you write that crappy stuff about Dick Bruich in consideration to be honored by the Press-Enterprise (which you'll probably edit out). I'm one of the many who voted for him. Just sounds like sour grapes on your part." T.Q., Bloomington.
For openers, we were not harsh in any way of Bruich as much of the Press-Enterprise (associated with Riverside County, regardless of the paper's name). There have been great coaches in Riverside County that could easily been honored as Bruich has been. In all fairness, Bruich does live in Riverside.
The difference is the Internet. Bruich has many Facebook followers (including a tremendous amount of former players) who demonstrated their support of him in the voting. His contemporaries couldn't keep up with him in that area. ...
The Toyota Camry has been selected as the new pace car at Auto Club Speedway. In 23 NASCAR Cup races run at the two-mile Fontana track, there has never been a Toyota winner.
But that certainly may change in March, and just because of the announcement that Matt Kenseth, a three-time winner, will be in a Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing, along with teammates Kyle Busch and Denny Hamlin. ...
Joshua Conley, a 20-year-old junior middleweight from San Bernardino, has been signed by Thompson Boxing Promotions and will make his debut for the group Feb. 22 at the Ontario Doubletree Hotel. Conley is 4-0, all by knockout. as a pro but had more than 90 amateur bouts.
Conley is trained by his father, Jimmy Williams, and both take advice from esteemed trainer Henry Ramirez.
"My team knows of my potential and we feel that teaming up with Thompson Boxing is what is needed to take me to the next level of my career," said Conley, who was joined by junior welterweight Giovanni Santilan of San Diego on the Thompson roster. ...
Kearby, part 2: Stockham isn't the lone icon name Kearby has dealt with. He was also an assistant at Cal State San Bernardino under Jim Ducey and headed the school's first JV team.
As a high school head coach, Kearby coached not only Hickey but also high school head basketball coaches (and future athletic directors) Matt Howell (Arroyo Valley) and John Romagnoli (Miller).


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Hair Test May Show Presence of Breast CancerBy Daniel H. Rasolt
Posted: Monday, March 03, 2008
(Defeat Diabetes® News) -- Women suffering from breast cancer have a distinctive protein pattern in their hair, a recent Australian study has shown. The results present the possibility of an alternative, less invasive form of breast cancer testing for women.
Strands of hair were cut from 33 study participants, 13 suffering from breast cancer, 20 being healthy individuals. X-rays were taken of the hair, and it showed that the hair from all individuals with diagnosed breast cancer had a distinctive alpha-keratin pattern. Alpha-keratin is the primary protein responsible for the growth of hair.
To further investigate the correlation between the distinct alpha-keratin pattern and the presence of breast cancer, a breast cancer patient who lost her hair following chemotherapy treatment was tested six months following her treatment. At that point a significant amount of hair had grown back, and strands were cut close to the root and x-rayed in three locations: close to the root, in the middle and near the tip. What was observed was that the distinct alpha-keratin pattern observed in the previous 13 breast cancer patients was most prevalent near the tip of the hair (representing a point in time closest to when the patient suffered from breast cancer), and was not present at all near the root (representing the breast cancer being completely in remission). There was a progressive decrease in the distinct alpha-keratin pattern from the tip down to the root.
The results of the study were fairly conclusive, but further extensive testing is needed to confirm the reliability of the connection. If the direct correlation between this distinct alpha-keratin pattern and the presence of breast cancer is confirmed, the potential is there for a hair test to be an alternative to biopsy for testing for breast cancer, or for it to be a supplemental test. In either case, it would be a valuable and relatively cost-effective tool.
Source: Defeat Diabetes Foundation: Corino, Gary. French, Peter. International Journal of Cancer. "Diagnosis of breast cancer by X-ray diffraction of hair." February 2008.
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His utility belt shoots pepperoni slices.
Those community-board agendas never lie.
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One engineer says the city "went overboard" by vacating the building.
Because the building is sinking into the ground, Motorino in Williamsburg is closed for good.
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Italian chefs start to weigh in on Sifton's momentous review.
Plus: Mediterranean natural wine bar comes to Murray Hill, and 'Bon Appétit' names Four and Twenty Blackbirds one of the country's best pie shops.
Two Brooklyn pizzerias that moved to Manhattan are expanding further.
The 'Times' critic says he doesn't have a Brooklyn bias.
"It was a day, like all days, of peaches, cantaloupe, watermelon, and bread with tomatoes, but when it came time for the meat course, it was the day of the goat."
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Check out a F10 M5 decked out in full carbon fiber 3D Design aero kit, full titanium Akrapovic exhaust system with carbon fiber tips, H&R springs, wheel spacers, black front grilles, with more on the way (Gruppe M intake, ECU tune, downpipe and also wheels).
The F10 M5 is now in service a the BMW Performance Center in Spartanburg, SC and an M5POST member was on hand to be one of the first lucky drivers to sample the new 2013 M5 at the facilities. As previously revealed, they all have the carbon ceramic rotors. This is his account of the experience:
In short, the car is fantastic. Some may miss the screaming V10 but the turbine like rush of acceleration, pulling hard from a slow corner even in 3rd, is mighty impressive. Second gear was even more impressive but I wasn't brave enough in the short drive to explore the limits of MDM at corner exit.
Handling does feel to be the perfect mix of a smooth yet firm ride, and tight … CONTINUED
Here's a rather unique BMW Individual color – the 2013 F10 M5 in Individual Cognac Metallic. This model was spotted at an Italian BMW dealership and retails for 105.900 EUR.
Road and Track compares the 2013 M5 against the Cadillac CTS-V. Will the M5 redeem some of the losses that the E60 M5 took against the latest CTS-V in the last years of the previous M5′s life cycle? See inside.
BMW took the 2013 F10 M5 onto the salt flats for a some high speed run, slowed for our eyes with a high speed slow motion camera, where it mimics a high speed bullet as it hits various targets. The promo mixes a bit of high art with the aggressive sounds and in-car footage from the M5.
The location reminded us of the popular and by now classic E39 M5 commercial which was shot on the Bonneville Salt Flats. See both videos below.
If you're an M5 and manual transmission fan then this current F10 M5 generation will be your last chance to own the combination. BMW M's head of engineering, Albert Biermann let on this week to Insideline that there are no plans to fit the next generation M5 or M6 with a manual transmission. Manual transmission is currently offered as a no-cost option for the F10 M5 in North America (only) and will likely become an option for the F12/F13 M6 as well.
The reasoning is as expected – the manual's low take rates do not justify its development costs. According to Biermann, "Last year, maybe 15-20 percent of our M5s in the U.S. were manuals and maybe this year it will be 15 percent. It's declining." He … CONTINUED
The GruppeM Ram Air Intake System for the BMW F10 M5 has officially been released. The carbon fiber air intake system's dyno graph shows peak gains of +15 HP and +30 lb-ft torque over stock.
The F10 M5 has hit BMW's Spartanburg Performance Center in force. There are now at least 15 new M5s being prepped for duty at the BMW M School in Spartanburg!
Among this fleet is the very first Sakhir Orange F10 M5 we have seen. Sakhir Orange is a new color available for 2013 M5s. You can see photos of all the other available M5 colors in our photo threads compilation.
All the M School M5s will be equipped with M Carbon Ceramic Brakes, an option which is actually being delayed for customer cars until next year.
Thanks to Philip for the photos.
A couple of production level F10 M5 sedans have been spotted for the first time with M carbon ceramic brakes, which we previously announced as being delayed until the 2013 calendar year sometime.
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BRIDGEPORT-- The Belmont County Sheriff's Office has arrested a Bridgeport mother after officers found her children living in filth.
Amanda Nagy is charged with two counts of child endangerment. Deputies arrived at the home on National Road in Bridgeport on Wednesday. Deputies said the home was filled with garbage, feces, bugs and mice.
A 3-year-old was removed from the home. Another child was in kindergarten and taken into foster care, as well.
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Golfer Jim Thorpe's Story
Jeff Williams
Posted: February 26, 2010
Jim Thorpe's career in professional golf has been a journey of success and failure, of angst and exultation. That he got to the PGA Tour at all, as the ninth of 12 children born to a North Carolina greenskeeper and his wife, was only just a tap-in short of a miracle.
His up-and-down career on the PGA Tour was followed by a new and highly successful life on the Champions Tour. For Thorpe, turning 50 in 1999 was like striking the mother lode. He won 13 times and earned more than $13 million. He got endorsement deals from Callaway Golf and Foxwoods casino. He had always lived an adventurous, full life, but his success on the Champions Tour allowed him to reach a whole new level of comfort.
But life has gotten a whole lot more difficult for Thorpe over the past two years.
Thorpe ran afoul of the Internal Revenue Service and after a two-year legal battle, he plead guilty on Jan. 22 to two misdemeanor counts of failure to file income tax reports from 2002 through 2004 and failing to pay all of his taxes in a timely manner. Judge Karla R. Spaulding sentenced him to a year in prison, 200 hours of community service when he gets out, and two years of supervised release. With penalties and interest on the unpaid taxes, he must pay slightly more than $2 million. He must report for prison by April 1.
Not only have the civil authorities come down on him hard, the PGA Tour has suspended his playing privileges until he has served his sentence. The Tour never comments on its discipline or its procedures. A letter sent to Thorpe by Michael Stevens, president of the Champions Tour, stated in part, "Commissioner Tim Finchem has determined that your conviction and sentencing to a year in prison is a matter of conduct unbecoming of a professional golfer."
The letter goes on to describe the suspension, but Stevens does state: "As I said earlier, this is a difficult position for us to take given all that you've done in your lengthy career to promote the positive virtues of our sport."
Thorpe is making a compromise offer to the IRS that, if accepted, may mitigate his sentence. But for the moment he is in professional limbo—he can't play golf to earn money to pay off the tax liability.
Thorpe takes the blame for his failure to file, but doesn't understand how the situation could end up with a prison sentence and why the Tour would take away his livelihood for misdemeanors. His friends are stumped, and frustrated, as well.
"It was a stupid mistake on my part, not paying attention to it, and I have to take the blame for it. Nobody else." said Thorpe. "I knew it was serious but I didn't think it was at this level at all. They are putting me in jail where I can't play to help pay this money."
Thorpe says he paid $965,000 of the taxes due from 2002-2004 during that taxation period. He says the charges stem from his failure to pay another $400,000 during that time, years in which he made a total of more than $5 million on Tour, plus endorsement earnings. He says that the penalties and interest on that money skyrocketed, and he has spent $700,000 on attorneys, which he now says he would have been better off just giving to the IRS.
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To many people, "military robots" mean unmanned aerial or ground vehicles. Many military robots fit these categories, but some go way beyond this definition.
For example, we've reported before on Boston Dynamics robots that mimic human, animal, and insect movements. The Georgia Institute of Technology's Scalybots mimic a snake's movements. Designers of these tactical robots are trying to come up with small machines with rugged design, multiple data collection and communication methods, long battery life, the ability to negotiate rough terrain, and, in some cases, lifting and grasping capabilities. The goal is to go where humans can't without risking their lives.
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I agree completely. My first experience with a "teach pendant" involved programming a SCARA (Selective Compliant Assembly Robot Arm) for a "pick and place", four axis robot. This device dispensed an acrylic adhesive used to adhere a stainless steel overlay onto a painted aluminized steel panel. The system itself was designed for us by LOCTITE Adhesives. We were able to reduce the cost of the assembly by approximately $3.00 per panel and came out as heroes. Most of the saving resulted from the reduction of labor due to replacing double-sided tape with the adhesive. It was a great learning experience and one in which I certainly value as an engineer. Many thanks for your comments. Bob J.


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New forms of discrimination have arisen, in association with certain scientific developments and the process of globalization. As a result of these new threats and the outbreak of violent inter-ethnic conflicts in many parts of the world in recent years, the international community decided to convene in 2001 in Durban, South Africa, the World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance. In close collaboration with the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), UNESCO participated actively in the Durban Conference, which was undoubtedly the high point of the Third United Nations Decade to Combat Racism and Racial Discrimination, which ended in 2003.
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Welcome !! That sounds like a very interesting (and ambitious) project. I look forward to seeing it
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I have always been a fan of maps old ones, new ones, as soon as they are very precise and I have to say that all the maps you have done are wonderful. This website is just great.
I contribute to the French, Spanish and Dutch wikipedia project and I am among the one who make the maps ... I decided to create my own maps with the same software, inkscape.
Currently, I create a map of a huge planet (I think the size of the planet will be 2 or 3 times earth perimeter). I try to make it really precisely however. This map will show, by the end, the topography of the continent, of the oceans, the cities, roads, volcanoes, glaciers, etc. I hope I will be able to show it to you soon.
And sorry, my English is not that good !
Welcome !! That sounds like a very interesting (and ambitious) project. I look forward to seeing it
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Welcome to the Guild Torahn! Look forward to seeing your work.
Welcome, Torahn -- I look forward to seeing your maps. And your English is plenty understandable :-).
Will your era and style be modern or antique?
Thanks for your warm welcome ! [Sorry, I am a bit busy with the Uni so I have just seen your post ]
JTougas : yes it is a bit ambitious, so maybe the final map will be less developed than that, but I try to keep this goal in mind .
Jbgibson : Thanks ! for the map ? as I use inkscape, the result will be something like the .svg maps we can find on wikipedia ... If I find a cheap software, maybe I will try to do something in accordance with the era I want to depict in the map (the style I would like to do is the one of the "Dutch Golden Age"). However, I has also draw, so maybe, when my map on inkscape will be over, I will try to draw it like that ...


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Please Shut the F Up Mets Fans!!!
First off CONGRATULATIONS JOSE REYES ON BECOMING THE FIRST EVER NY MET TO WEAR A BATTING CROWN.
It's an incredible personal achievement and now we as a franchise can tick off one more item on the "Still haven't had" list.
I really hope we can behave ourselves and refrain from bashing Jose because we run the VERY REAL RISK of alienating our prodigal son.
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The one thing Jose loves about NY is the fans and the energy we provide. If he feels we've turned on him or simply aren't celebrating with him like he deserves he may just end up in Frisco.
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Personally I thought Jose could easily have picked up 2-3 hits to slam the door and it woulda been great to see but the guys just won a batting crown with a .336 BA — YOU CAN'T BE MAD AT HIM!!!!
He's in the record books and now has a tremendously sexy stat to thrown around in contract negotiations.
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Regardless we gotta get over any childish, pettiness regarding game 162.
Because we can't afford to be anything less than 100% supportive, welcoming and loving to Jose right now. The next 8-10 years are too important.


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Rye'd Da Lightning - Three Floyds Brewing Co. & Brewpub
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Ratings: 224 | Reviews: 53 | Show All Ratings:
4.26/5 rDev -0.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
Review from notes...
Poured a pale golden honey color with 2 fingers of bright white foamy head.
The aroma bursting out of my glass was filled with spicy rye and some really dank hops!
The taste was dominated by some very dank and citrus hops with spicy rye characteristics flying co pilot. Had a slight malt backbone. Very tasty.
Medium bodied with the perfect amount of carbonation. Very drying hop filled finish. Left me with some very hop dragon like breath.
Overall, this beer was fantastic. Dank as hell, fully of spice and easy to drink.
Serving type: bottle
05-21-2013 20:01:15 | More by dcloeren
4.98/5 rDev +16.6%
look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 5
Amazing. Rich, citrus, perfect. I don't have much to say other then perfection. This is another one I had fresh and then 6 months after the fresher the better. This is another one I wouldn't sit on which I am sure that is not an option as they only made it once. So I don't even know if there is any out there. I know this has nothing to do with the beer but a great label as well. Floyd's just keeps killing it.
Serving type: bottle
05-09-2013 19:20:59 | More by vinny21bal
3.89/5 rDev -8.9%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Tanks merc for sharing
The beer pours a clear amber with a thin off-white head that laces. The nose is citrusy hoppy with a touch of rye spice and malt. The taste is relatively underwhelming with an expected amount of citrus hoppiness and touch rye spice. I could imagine this taste popping with a fresh bottle. The mouthfeel is almost syrupy sweet with a lingering spiciness. Good beer that'd be made great with freshness.
Serving type: bottle
03-15-2013 22:57:17 | More by ThePorterSorter
3.55/5 rDev -16.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Thanks to Momar42 for the bottle share! Part of a 22 oz bottle poured into a Duvel artist tulip. Notes from last night's Skins/Cowboys game.
A: Pours a hazy copper color. The head is a one finger white color with unimpressive retention.
S: There's a really nice tropical fruit profile from the hops - which I've now come to expect from FFF. In particular, it's melon, grapefruit, and cantaloupe that I notice aromatically. There's a lot of rye malts that come through in this one.
T: The first thing that hits the palate is mango, melon, and grapefruit hop flavors. Rye comes through strongly afterwards, and some slight herbal piny hops in the finish almost gives off an onion/garlic vibe when backed up with the rye flavors. A bit on the rough side - both in texture and flavor.
M: Like I said, a little rough and heavily textured. It's not really dry per se, but the tingly coarseness doesn't mesh well with the slick, lingering finish. Low carbonation seemingly makes the texture come across as being thicker than it is.
O: I'm totally blaming palate fatigue as to why I only think this is just good. Going from a quartet of sours, a cucumber beer, a sweet vanilla/coffee porter, and freakin' BCBCS to a rye pale ale isn't the smoothest transition - but this beer still came off as a little rough. I'd love to try it again, though, because this was apparently an old bottle.
Serving type: bottle
12-31-2012 19:03:30 | More by ThisWangsChung
3.8/5 rDev -11%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3
Cool beer for a great record store in Wicker Park. Pours an orange tiger eye color with a nice head. Nose consists of onion, dank, earthy hops with some spicy rye notes. Taste opens up with citrusy hops, which move on to caramel malts; these are quickly overwhelmed by a barrage of onion, dank hops with a subtle amount of spicy rye malts. Mouth is full and smooth. Overall, this is a solid rye IPA...I love this style and I love the execution of FFF's part.
Serving type: bottle
11-06-2012 04:43:40 | More by birchstick
4.2/5 rDev -1.6%
look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Bottle poured into a GI tulip
A - A great looking beer. A light copper beer with streams of gold on the edges. Poured with a huge, off white head composed of small bubbles of carbonation. Settled to a nice rock of foam sitting on top with a ton of lacing as you drink it
S - Rye spicyness dominates up front. There are hints of black pepper, slight lemon peel and nice, bready malt.
T - Definitely get the rye profile initally. As it carries on, there's lemon peel and a slight hoppy bitterness. There is a thick bready malt near the back end and a slight caraway seed that lingers on with the lemon peel. Complex and well-balanced.
MF - Thick body with slight carbonation. There is a slight rye spicyness that lingers on the tongue on the finish similar to what you'd find in a good Rye whiskey.
O - A great rye beer that is well balanced, brings a nice rye spicyness and brings something different from what we are used to. I'll be curious to see how Rye da Tiger compares to this one and hope they make this one again.
Serving type: bottle
10-13-2012 20:28:56 | More by jeonseh
4.08/5 rDev -4.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Brewed in collaboration with Reckless Records for Record Store Day 2012.
Thanks to Jim for this surprise beer I thought was long gone...
Burnished orange, saturated tones with steady rising carbonation trails. Creamy foam that adheres nicely inside the glass leaving behind a halo of lacing. Extremely resilient head retention, unbroken for the duration of the glass.
Dried citrus peel and tangerine zest, some light spiciness and finally pale malt bleeding through.
Burly rye character, grainy with a mild spiciness shot through with zesty citrus notes of grapefruit and tangerine. Citrus tea and pine needles. Somewhat subdued after a few months but still holding its own and extremely drinkable. Medium bodied with a dry bitter finish, very light malt sweetness in the background. Overall very solid, with FFF's trademark hop signature all over it.
Serving type: bottle
10-05-2012 00:15:43 | More by emerge077
4.23/5 rDev -0.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A-orange amber color with a nice white head and good lacing
S-citrus, pine, spices, earthy
T-rye, citrus, pine, pepper, nice bitter hoppy finish
F-medium body with moderate carbonation, crisp and spicy
O-flavorful rye ale with nice balance, easy drinking
Serving type: bottle
09-23-2012 20:54:30 | More by MDDMD
New Jersey
4.83/5 rDev +13.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
a nice clean orangey/amber pour with a finger of white head, nice lacing!
smells of piney hops, caramel, grapefruit, subtle hints of toasted grains (rye).
very hoppy up front, floral, citrusy, very sweet/tart on the cheeks initially. a delicious rye ale, leaning towards an ipa. subtle hints of rye pop up behind all the hops.
medium body, nice carbonation, creamy feel on lips..
overall another phenomenal beer by 3F! awesome metallica reference, awesome artwork, great fuckin' beer.
Serving type: bottle
09-05-2012 00:57:30 | More by facundoCNB
5/5 rDev +17.1%
look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
From a bomber poured into a duvel tulip. Pours a clear orange copper with an inch of off white head that shrinks with nice lacing. Aroma is tangerine, pine resin, grapefruit, apricot, and rye. Flavor follows aroma. Blood fruit, tangerine, grapefruit, some tropical fruit, and a rye based malty backbone. Thin to medium mouthfeel. Very good.
Serving type: bottle
08-26-2012 17:29:51 | More by WoodBrew
4.2/5 rDev -1.6%
look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
A- Pours a slightly hazy orange liquid with numerous streams of rising carbonation. The white head is thick and craggy with some nice lacing.
S- Rye and caramel with some earthiness, pine, grass, and just a bit of fruitiness.
T- Same flavors as the aroma with an emphasis on the earthiness and sweetness.
M- Some lingering bitterness follows the nice carbonation bite.
O- A very tasty take on the stye. Highly drinkable and flavorful.
Serving type: bottle
08-17-2012 19:44:40 | More by david131
4.48/5 rDev +4.9%
look: 3 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Poured from a 22oz bottle into a Sam Adams perfect pint. Thanks to Corbet!
This beer pours an orange color with a small head. The aroma is absolutely fantastic, it's got that rye sharpness, but it is complimented by a perfect blend of hops that round out the aroma. The taste is very good, it's rather hoppy, with the citrus and rye flavors riding out a nearly perfect finish. The mouthfeel is lighter and well-carbonated, and the drinkability is great. Overall, this is an exceptional Rye IPA. It's just perfectly composed so the hops and rye compliment each other to a T.
Serving type: bottle
08-08-2012 00:05:49 | More by shand
4.43/5 rDev +3.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Short aging on this bad boy, maybe 4 weeks. First of all, the art is magnificent on the bottle. The awfulness of the name almost takes the bonus of the art away, but the art wins. But seriously, "da"? Come on, guys. Anyways...
A - poured from the bottle semi-vigorously into a bordeaux glass. Dark orange/golden in color. Almost opaque. Very pretty. The head is thin and initially fluffy with minimal lacing.
S - Maybe a little rye in the background, but I mostly smell caramel sweetness and tropical fruitiness. Don't smell the booze at all. It smells very much like a couple other fantastic FFF beers. I could sit here and smell it all night.
T - But maybe I'll drink it instead. Tropical fruitiness and a little malty sweetness. A tiny bit of bitterness at the end, but nothing palate-smashing, and it definitely doesn't stick around. At least the bitterness doesn't. You're left with a very nice aftertaste, mostly sweet malts. It actually tastes exactly like it smells. Which is to say, it is really, really good.
M - medium. The carbonation is spot-on, and leaves a nice crisp finish that offsets the malty aftertaste.
O - yeah, this one is amazing. Although I wouldn't put it in the category of Red's Rye and Hop Rod, it certainly has it's own place. The rye is not the main player here, but if you can get past that almost insignificant fact, you will love this beer. It is crazy good, and dangerously easy to drink. Would love for the boys in Munster to put this on a rotation. Maybe they could boot Jinx Proof for it.
Serving type: bottle
07-22-2012 00:10:47 | More by hoody711
New Jersey
4.33/5 rDev +1.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Pours a mostly clean copper tinted amber, full fluffy bone white head, good retention and lacing. Scent is strong on the tropical fruit notes, citrus and pine with moderate rye spice notes, caramel and biscuity malt presence. Fruity and bitter hops star in the flavor with the rye taking a back seat along with the lightly sweet malts. Medium bodied, lingering bitterness. Solid rye beer all around, while not completely rye forward, still stands up to some of the better hoppy rye beers such as those from Bear Republic and Founders.
Serving type: bottle
07-21-2012 20:50:51 | More by rfgetz
District of Columbia
3.83/5 rDev -10.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
22 oz bottle, thanks Chris. Served in a glass.
Pours a clearish golden bronze color with a quickly fading off white head that leaves smalls dots of lace trailing the glass. Malty and spicy nose, fairly bready, strong hints of rye and resiny hop. Flavor is much sweeter with citrus hops, red tropical fruit and caramel malt dominating. Spice is much less present than nose, but dry finish still has an earthy rye tinge to it. Finish also has a slight bubblegum aftertaste to it that I find unpleasant. Syrupy medium thick body with soft carbonation. If not for the finish this would be a favorite rye beer for the amount of citrus hops it packs.
Serving type: bottle
07-03-2012 23:35:56 | More by yourefragile
4.33/5 rDev +1.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Picked up a bomber at the brewery in Munster, IN for $10. I didn't really have any expectations, since I am not a huge fan of Rye beers, but I was pleasantly surprised by this one!
A - Pours a light golden brown color. Pretty light and clear for a rye beer.
S - I was not expecting this hoppy of a smell, but I should have known, since Three Floyd's will do that to you. It has an awesome citrus / mango / pine smell. Almost like a Zombie Dust or a Gumballhead.
T - This was definitely the most unique and hoppy tasting rye beer I've had, but it was VERY surprisingly easy to drink. Very well balanced and refreshing. Almost thirst quenching, which is weird for a hoppy rye. You get that citrus / pine hop right up front, but it fades quickly into a beer I could actually gulp down if I didn't restrain myself.
M - Nicely carbonated and actually a lot thinner than I was expecting.
O - Overall, I was pleasantly surprised with this. If I had an opportunity to, I would definitely buy several more.
Serving type: bottle
06-28-2012 18:55:04 | More by cnbrown313
4.5/5 rDev +5.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Mad thanks to justanothergalen for bringing this to trade at the Solar Eclipse party!
Pours out a vibrant gold color with phenomenal clarity for anything with rye in it. Lots of citrus and hoppy aroma going on, couldn't pick anything up in the aroma that would lead to me saying "rye!" but whats most important is that this smelled like a hoppy winner.
Taste, wow amazingly light bodied, this one was a lot more similar to zombie dust and gumballhead than I would have thought based on my expectations. Hops are so good and fresh, and it must have a decent shelf life, because I didn't drink it until at least 2-3 weeks after it had been trekked out here 2000 miles. Just another example of a brewery that makes great hoppy beers, being overshadowed by something bigger, in this case, Dark Lord. This tasted as good as FiftyFifty's Ryepa used to. . . i.e. in that small window when its real good or fresh, but the last few times, just all bitterness.
This is relatively straight forward, and if you're looking for just the rye, you might be disappointed, but if you're looking for minimal, but adequate rye aspects in a world class hoppy beer, go no further.
Oh, and the bitterness and sweetness are so low here, its just a ton of hops, mild citrus flavors, and fractional rye impact. If it were in their portfolio, this would be the most deserved beer in the Yum foods brand.
Serving type: bottle
06-19-2012 22:45:29 | More by Beerandraiderfan
Ontario (Canada)
4.58/5 rDev +7.3%
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Appearance: It has a nice clear golden/orange color to it. It has a nice thick off-white head that dies down moderately and leaves nice lacing.
Smell: Very tropical smell (citrus, mango and grapefruit) along with some piney notes, spicy rye and light caramelly malts.
Taste: Like the aromas, it has a nice hop character bringing out citrus and grapefruit but some mango in there as well, some earthiness, some bready/biscuity malts, a rye spiciness and some light caramel.
Mouthfeel: It has a medium carbonation with a nice overall balance and feel. The flavors really work well in this one.
Drinkability: It's a very smooth drinkable beer accompanied with great flavors and aromas.
Serving type: bottle
06-19-2012 20:36:18 | More by SebD
4.1/5 rDev -4%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Reviewing the Rye'd Da Lightning from Three Floyds Brewing Company.
Score: 92
This bottle was picked up from the Three Floyds' brewery on June 14. Enjoyed 06/16/12, served in a Hill Farmstead stemmed tulip and shared with my father for father's day.
Appearance: Pours an orange-amber color that is not "murky" or "cloudy," but I certainly can't see through it. Two fingers of cream colored seafoam head at pour settles to a thin layer with splotchy clumps of bubbly head. Excellent lacing and retention. Excellent cling too. 5/5
Smell: Lots of bright tropical citrus and a mild amount of rye spice. Mango, rye, grapefruit, tangerine, a little honey, and sweet pine sap. Lemon, sweet caramel malt, a touch of biscuit malt and a little peppercorn. Really nice aroma. Reminisce of Zombie Dust plus some spice, but not quite as good as Zombie Dust. 4.5/5
Taste: Very juicy and loaded with tropical fruit citrus. There's pineapple, tangerine, mango, peach and orange. Less rye spice than in the nose. Nice juice orange and caramel malt backbone. Nice bitter pine flavor in back half as well. Orange/pine/mild caramel flavor in the finish. As it layers, a bit of dirty caramel malt and earthy hops flavors comes through towards the finish/aftertaste. A lot more malty and less "hoppped up" than anticipated, but this brew is very balanced. 4/5
Mouthfeel: Super light and juicy, but no real "hop kick" on the tongue (unlike most Three Floyds IPA offerings). Light-plus bodied, low carbonation. Bitter finish with light citrus sweetness. 3.5/5
Overall: Are we sure this is actually a rye beer? This super-hopped rye beer has a super solid IPA flavor profile, but overall is not nearly as good as Artic Panzer Wolf or Dreadnaught or Zombie Dust or Alpha King in my opinion (all of which are distributed outside of the brewery).
Recommendation: Definitely worth drinking, but not worth a special trip to Munster or running around the city to special tappings in order to obtain.
Pairings: Reuben sandwich.
Cost: $10 for a 22 oz (bomber) bottle.
Serving type: bottle
06-17-2012 21:56:14 | More by jegross2
Ontario (Canada)
4.43/5 rDev +3.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Thanks to Weebay for sharing this one.
A - Medium orange colour with a small amount of white head.
S - Tangerine, blood oranges, sweet caramel and spicy rye. Very fresh and vibrant aroma, typical of FFF beers.
T - Grapefruit, tangerine, blood orange flavours are complimented by a decent sweet caramel malt backbone. The rye adds a nice spiciness and another layer of complexity to this beer.
M - Light to medium body. Moderate carbonation.
Serving type: bottle
06-16-2012 18:26:09 | More by TheSevenDuffs
3.68/5 rDev -13.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Beer shared by Thorpe, served in a Three Floyds stemmed glass. At the time of this review, this is #4 on the "Top Beers - Rye Beer" list on beeradvocate.com.
Beer is brown with a thin tan off white head of small bubbles, decent retention, some lacing, moderate carbonation.
Aroma is mildly hoppy, a little grainy, sweet with some yeast.
Not as hoppy as I thought, the rye comes through with a nice mild floral / earthiness on the palate. Decent but probably not a repeat for me.
Serving type: bottle
06-12-2012 18:30:44 | More by drabmuh
4.43/5 rDev +3.7%
look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
22 oz. bottle served in a Stone nonic pint.
A: Pours a clear amber color with a nice off white head forming on the pour. Thick and frothy in nature it recedes slowly to a thick cap and collar.
S: Nice grassy hop character with some sweet caramel and some light spiced rye. A little fruity bitterness is in there as well.
T: Wow. Grassy hops are upfront with a smooth transition into great malt body. Sweet caramel and nice biscuit flavors make up the majority of the middle and the rye spiciness hits toward the middle, end of the palate. There is a light fruity flesh flavor that as a mild bitterness to it on the finish as well.
M: Light bodied, but has a ton of flavor that coats the palate. Medium carbonation. Crushable.
O: Color me impressed. The balanced flavor profile is wonderful and this stuff is absolutely off the charts in terms of drinkability. I could drink this stuff all day and I had no problem finishing the bomber.
Serving type: bottle
06-12-2012 01:40:45 | More by Treebs
New York
4.75/5 rDev +11.2%
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
big thanks to stxSS07 for sending this my way along with some of the teku glasses.
a - brew poured a fairly opaque almost pewter orange. when held to the light i could see some shadows and outlines of the objects on the other side. a thin finger of bubbles served as the head which left relatively quick leaving nothing more than just a skin of bubbles. lacing was spotty, but present.
s - HOLY MOLY! smells like a world class IPA. wonderful citric and grapefruit blast. some rye is present, but this is a hop bonanza!!! smells insanely good.
t - the taste does not disappoint. the hops in the nose are perfectly married with a wonderful rye grain presence. very earthy without being gross. just a masterpiece.
m - medium bodied. solid. even carbonation. light and easy to drink. really well balanced.
o - overall, rye beers are one of my favorites and i think i may have found the best rye beer i've ever tried. the hops are perfect right now. why, oh why can't i live walking distance to three floyds...heck, i'll take the regular offerings on the shelf. PLEASE EXPAND distro!!!
Serving type: bottle
06-10-2012 02:07:54 | More by cosmicevan
4.4/5 rDev +3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Apparently Reckless Records have a thing for bitterness, spiciness, earthy tones, and rustic charm. Because their Three Floyds collaboration does just that.
This strong and earthy ale gives a rusty bronze hue, softly back lit wit a gentle night-light glow. The fluffy and liquefied head shows stubborn staying power and laces with broken islands of foam that provide an artistic and random display.
Largely perfumey with an aromatic bouquet of fragrant orange blossom, sweet red grapefruit, the zest of tangerine, pulp of mango, and a soft sprucy scent that weaves together with impressions of spice, crust, and pepper, and grain- both rustic and delicate all at the same time.
Light sweetness of the most terse caramel possible with other hearty sweetnesses of crusted breads, earthen rye, dull peppercorn, grain and honey quickly face and pave the way for a mid palate of hop character to charge ahead. Vibrant orange pulp and zest, ruby red grapefruit juice, pine, mangoes and apricots allow for a highly juicy and dry taste all at the same time. Finishing cleanly bitter with resiny hop character and that of citrus pith, only the earthen spice of rye stands in the way with complexity and dirty affair.
Creamy and light bodied, the malty meringue of carbonation and fruit gives an almost-medium feel except for the grain spice (without any astringency), the alcoholic minty warmth, and dying sweetness allows the beer to snap close with confidence and awakening.
Rye and hops come together like this- somewhat embattled conflict yet seamless accompaniment.... aah, folks- this is where complexity is made at its highest level. And where are the grain derived astringency? Where is the earthy distraction? Where are the unresolved malty sweetness? Nowhere!
Serving type: bottle
06-07-2012 06:05:59 | More by BEERchitect
Ontario (Canada)
4.48/5 rDev +4.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Bottle from the brewery, 650ml into a tulip.
Clear orange body with a couple fingers of white head. Good retention and lacing. Nose had a whole load of citrus, peach and tangerine, some resin and dank notes. Solid malt base, and the rye is quite present, a hint of spice. Some candy notes as well. Tastes takes it up a notch, full bodied, chewy and hoppy. Loads more citrus and resin. Light breadiness, and the rye shines again. Light spiciness to accent the hops in the best way. Great feel, moderate bitterness and medium carbonation. Just another rye based IPA that does it all right.
Serving type: bottle
06-07-2012 03:03:02 | More by liamt07
Rye'd Da Lightning from Three Floyds Brewing Co. & Brewpub
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Today I sourced the 1880 census record of the Charles HAGAMAN family of Rich Hill Township, Livingston County, Missouri. Charles was my paternal 2nd-great granduncle, married to Lydia MOULTON. Lydia was the daughter of Albert and Emeline (PHILBRICK) MOULTON.
In 1880, Charles was listed as "C. Hagaman", farmer, age 35, born New York, with his father born in New York and his mother born in Vermont. His wife, Lydia, was listed as age 31, born in Illinois, with father born in Vermont and mother born in Ohio. The rest of their children were listed erroneously as having their father born in Illinois and mother born in New York. Obviously the enumerator switched the locations of Charles and Lydia's birth. Their children were all listed as being born in Missouri, and included : Clara, aged 11; Lydia, aged 9; Wallace, aged 7; Charles, aged 4; and Nettie, aged 2. The name of the last daugther was a bit hard to read, so Nettie is my best guess.
In the 1870, the family was living in Chillicothe Township, Livingston County, Missouri. I have not found them in any later census records yet. Charles was a Civil War veteran, serving with the 18th New York Infantry.
Charles S. Hagaman b. November 16, 1844 Rochester, Monroe County, New York, d. after 1880 census, m. February 1868 Alexandria, Ohio to Lydia Moulton. Lydia b. ca. 1849 either Ohio or Illinois, d. October 17, 1916 Livingston County, Missouri. Their children :
i. Clara Hagaman b. ca. 1869 Missouri, d. after 1880 census
ii. Lydia Hagaman b. ca. 1871 Missouri, d. after 1880 census
iii. Wallace Hagaman b. ca. 1873 Missouri, d. after 1880 census
iv. Charles Hagaman b. ca. 1876 Missouri, d. after 1880 census
v. Nettie Hagaman b. ca 1878 Missouri, d. after 1880 census


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Thank you all for replies! Some really worthy names here I will add to lists.● Olympia ● Literature Student ● Writer ● Name nerd
• Constance • Hermione • Sibyl • Jemima • Emmeline • Ramona • Gwen • Esme
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Three of my absolute favorites are Eliza (from so many it's hard to count, but mainly Elizabeth "Eliza" Bennet, Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen), Gwendolen (Gwendolen Fairfax, The Importance of Being Earnest, Oscar Wilde), and Phoebe (Phoebe Caulfield, The Catcher in the Rye, J D Salinger).
I also love May and Archer (May Welland and Newland Archer, Age of Innocence, Edith Wharton), Crewe (Sara Crewe, A Little Princess, Frances Hodgson Burnett), and Lennox (Mary Lennox, The Secret Garden, Frances Hodgson Burnett). Classic literature for children, like A Little Princess, The Secret Garden, Alice in Wonderland, etc., really hold a wealth of amazing names!"Names, once they are in common use, quickly become mere sounds, their etymology being buried, like so many of the earth's marvels, beneath the dust of habit." - Salman Rushdie
Favorites - Eliza, Phoebe, Juliet, Archer, Ronan, Jude
June 23rd, 2013 03:58 PM #12● Olympia ● Literature Student ● Writer ● Name nerd
• Constance • Hermione • Sibyl • Jemima • Emmeline • Ramona • Gwen • Esme
• Emrys • Basil • Atlas • Grover • Leonardo • Algernon • Ignatius • Oscar
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DULUTH, Minn. -- An invasive plant that resembles bamboo is threatening to overwhelm native species in northern Minnesota.
Japanese knotweed is a member of the buckwheat family but its cane-like stems -- which can grow taller than 10 feet -- make it look and feel like bamboo, so it's often called that.
It has been found growing in backyards and wooded parks in Duluth, the Duluth News Tribune reported Tuesday. It was imported to the U.S. from Asia in the late 1800s as ornamental shrubbery, spreading from Maine to Minnesota and as far south as Louisiana. It has been reported in 41 states, according to the Minnesota Department of Agriculture.
There are multiple, isolated infestations in Minnesota, according to the department's website. An online map from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service shows populations have been recorded in St. Louis and Lake counties in northeastern Minnesota, and in Ramsey, Washington and Sherburne counties in east-central Minnesota.
The Minnesota Department Natural Resources calls it a "significant threat," especially near water because it can survive floods and spread before native species recover. The invader tolerates full shade, high temperatures, high salinity and drought.
"I was out along Keene Creek, and it's just exploding out there up and down the banks," Judy Gibbs, the city's invasive species eradication coordinator, said. "The (June 2012) flood may have helped it along. . I think we're about to get hammered by bamboo here in Duluth if we don't jump on this."
City officials are planning two hands-on workshops where participants can find out what it looks like, how to get rid of it and help in the eradication effort.
Japanese knotweed is just the latest in a long line of aquatic and terrestrial invaders from afar threatening native species, often because invaders aren't susceptible to local diseases and other afflictions. Garlic mustard, spotted knapweed, purple loosestrife, buckthorn and others have been targeted for eradication with varying degrees of success.
Eradicating Japanese knotweed is tough. Fire doesn't seem to help. If you cut off one stem, another grows faster from the root system. Pulling out the roots with tools can work but takes so much effort that it's impractical for large patches.
"About the only thing that works is chemical treatment," Gibbs said. "This stuff grows so fast; people say you can watch it grow."
The same hardiness that made the plant useful in gardens is what has caused it to spread.
"It's not just plants it displaces, but insects that need those plants," Gibbs said. "Those kinds of (streamside) habitats are the only place you'll find a beautiful little damselfly called the ebony jewelwing. It would be a shame if we lose that little guy because of bamboo."


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Thomas Nelson Community College has expanded its offerings to include an array of new degree and certificate programs. The added programs give students an opportunity to earn the academic credentials necessary for several career fields ranging from teaching and engineering to fire science and emergency medical technology.
The Associate in Science with a specialization in Math Education prepares students for teaching careers in secondary mathematics. Qualified students become eligible to apply for the Seamless Teacher Education Program, a dual enrollment opportunity with Old Dominion University. Another new degree program, the Associate in Applied Science in Electronics with a specialization in Electrical Engineering Technology, prepares students for transfer to a four-year university program in Electrical Engineering Technology. In addition to coursework in electronics, it includes courses in fiber optics, physics and calculus.


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So on October 22nd Miss Snare from The Magic Square Foundation siddled over to my deak at work and informed me of this awesome challenge she had come up with – Can you really create things that appear on Pinterest – so I created a baking board on Pinterest and the picture that jumped out to me was the Brain Cake! Something truly greusome to look at but amazing to eat! Add into the mix, today is my birthday and I am have made the Brain Cake for all the ace cool kids I work with.
This is the image from Pinterest that I was working from
So here is how I did it!
If you want my advice, buy a boxed cake mix, I love baking, I did it for a living but these cakes are perfect for a quick and means there is no excuse for throwing together a gory yummy cake.
So these are the things that you need…
To go into a basic cake, you need 3 eggs, 75ml of vegetable oil and 250ml of cold water. Then you can add whatever else you wish, I went for glacier cherries, mini marshmallows, and oreo cookies.
Set your oven to 180 degrees. Add the dry mix, eggs, oil and water to together and whisk, you can use a stand mixer like a Kitchen Aid or just use some brute force and a hand whisk. If you are adding extra bits them this is the time to add them. I chopped up the oreo cookies, and cherries and mixed them in with the marshmallows.
I then added a little red food colouring, gives the chocolate colour something a little more. Then grease and line the cake tin and pour in the tin and into the oven for 40 mins.
Once a skewer comes out of the middle of the cake clean your cake is done! So out of the oven and onto the side for 10 minutes to cool. Then once 10 minutes has passed take the cake out of the tin and leave to completely cool.
Then the fun bit! Making the brain! You need cocoa powder, red food colouring butter and icing sugar. Add 500g icing sugar, to 200g of softened butter and mix, then slowly add a teaspoon of red foo colouring at a time until you have a pink shade, then finally add a tablespoon of cocoa powder to darken and flavour the icing. A final mix to blend it all.
Then comes the icing! I suggest a narrow nozzle and a bit of patience!
And hey presto! Here is the finished result….
Then as a cheeky extra, I had my halloween birthday party, so I decided to recreate one of my favourite make up artists Sam Chapman did, Marla Singer from Fight Club, one of my favourite film characters of all times.
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An app for Mercer has been developed by one of our students, Nikhil Nair. Through this app, you can access information about Mercer, teacher email, and homework information. It is available at iTunes and Google Play.
Does your student want to use their Kindle or Nook for reading while at school? Click on the headline above to access the permission letter.
Abolitionist and women's rights advocate, Mercer was ahead of her time. Click the title for details.
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Drama Play
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Drama Play 2 performances
3:30 PM - 4:25 PM Drama/Theater Club
3:30 PM - 4:25 PM French Club
Mercer Middle School
Home of the Mountain Lions
Mr. Bob Phillips
Ms. Carrie Simms Mr. Nick Cottone
Assistant Principal Assistant Principal
Main Phone Number: 703-957-4340
Fax: 703-327-2719
Attendance: 703-957-4342
Online Absentee Form
Cafeteria: 703-957-4345
Clinic: 703-957-4343
Jennifer Colman, Nurse
Student Health Services Forms
Grade 8: 703-957-4348
Shena Ivory-Brown, Dean
Teresa Sisk, Secretary
Grade 7: 703-957-4347
Chad O'Brien, Dean
Kelly DiPierro, Secretary
Grade 6: 703-957-4346
Heather Ichimura, Dean
Claire Girard, Secretary